British Naval Gunners Drinking Water Keg circa 1800 Sterling SMG so a few Thompson M1928

so a few Thompson M1928 and M1928A1 receivers were marked TOMMY GUN

but this time the 4

so fitting may be required to get the stock to mount

It does not have the reinforced press-button aperature of the Carter Type EB22

In 1892 this was cutting edge technology as the Gewehr 1888 Mauser rifles and carbines were the first to use the 7

British Naval Gunners Drinking Water Keg circa 1800 Sterling SMG so a few Thompson M1928Original Item: Only One Available. This is item Number 4 from the 8 piece marine collection IMA purchased in 2011 in England originating from a museum closure in 2003. Well how good can it get? An iron bound Drinking Keg Barrel just about 10 inches in length and about 7 inches across at the fattest point being held together by an iron hoop on each end and two around the body of the keg supporting an iron hinged carry handle. To the center an iron